Cala Falcó at spring is a refined, nuanced non-alcoholic aperitivo, crafted with passion, exclusivity and remarkable botanical complexity.
Ways To Savour
We recommend serving Cala Falcó at Spring in a number of ways depending on the moment:
Discover the hero botanicals infused within our aperitivo. All ingredients are 100% natural and organically grown or harvested directly from the Cala Falcó estate.
Taste & benefits
A revitalising and aromatic beverage with citrus and herbal nuances, complemented by mineral-rich marine notes. The sweetness of honey balances the subtle brininess, while rosemary adds a crisp, woody finish.
With every serve, Cala Falcó at Spring offers:
Here are just some of the steps we take to harness the botanicals you will find in each and every sip.
Cala Falcó produces limited batches using hand picked wild botanicals growing during the relevant season. The botanicals go through an artisanal process unique to Cala Falco.
Steam-distilled hydrosols of farm-grown rosemary and mastic—fortified with their own essential-oil fractions, form the botanical backbone, joined by cold-pressed organic Mallorcan lemon juice.
Mineral-rich, deep-sea storm water is filtered and “re-structured,” then blended with Cala Falcó estate honey and a touch of stevia to balance the invigorating herbal profile.
A vibrant pink hue from mastic berries crowns the blend, which is gently pasteurized for stability, capturing the spirit of a springtime walk along Cala Falcó in every restorative sip.
Esteve Gomila
Cala Falcó Botanist & Microbiologist
The idea came from wanting a drink that carries the same sense of ritual and complexity as a classic Aperitivo, but without alcohol. Botanicals have been used for centuries to bring flavour, aroma and balance to drinks, so I started experimenting with plants that naturally offer bitterness, brightness and depth. The goal was to create something exciting and layered with complexity, a drink that feels just as intentional and celebratory as any traditional aperitif.
Each botanical is chosen for both its flavour and its natural character. Some bring gentle bitterness, others subtle sweetness or a citrus lift, herbal warmth or floral softness. I spend a lot of time tasting individual extracts and infusions before combining them in small batches. It’s a bit like composing a piece of music every ingredient needs to play its role while leaving space for the others. The result is a balanced profile where nothing dominates but everything contributes.
Alcohol naturally carries flavour and gives structure, so without it you have to build that depth in other ways. That means working carefully with extraction methods, infusion times and the balance of botanicals to create texture, length and complexity. It’s a slower, more deliberate process, but it’s also incredibly rewarding. When the balance is right, you get a drink that feels vibrant, layered and alive with the character of the plants themselves.